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iPhone 16 Available At Lowest-Ever Price On Vijay Sales Apple Days Sale

Apple iPhone 16 is available at its lowest-ever price on Vijay Sales Apple Days sale, with bank discounts and exchange offers.

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The iPhone 16 continues to be offered at a reduced price on Vijay Sales, which has prolonged its Apple Days Sale until April 19. On this platform, the Apple iPhone is available for several thousand rupees less than its original launch price. The current price of the iPhone 16 at Vijay Sales is Rs 66,490, compared to its launch price of Rs 69,900.

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An additional instant bank discount of Rs 2,000 is available on SBI, Axis, and ICICI bank cards, bringing the effective price down to Rs 64,490. Buyers can further lower the cost with an exchange bonus of up to Rs 10,000 on top of the value of their old smartphone. This Apple iPhone is offered in three storage options: 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB.

iPhone 16 Specifications and Features

The iPhone 16e is powered by Apple’s A18 chip and features the company’s in-house C1 5G modem for improved connectivity and efficiency. It sports a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display with HDR support and Ceramic Shield protection, along with Face ID and a USB-C port.

The device comes with a 48MP Fusion main camera that delivers 2x optical-quality zoom through sensor cropping and supports features like Night mode, Smart HDR, and Portrait photography. Apple claims up to 26 hours of video playback, making it one of the longer-lasting 6.1-inch iPhones.

It also supports Apple Intelligence features, including smarter Siri interactions, writing tools, and on-device AI-driven enhancements, along with satellite-based safety features where available.

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